Jardin de rêve

C'est un lieu où vous pourrez vous promener à travers la flottant. chaque image prise par Sunisa Tulyasukh.

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The top 25 women in the art world, from Dasha Zhukova to Yoko Ono. 

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Art Galleries

We are delighted to introduce the newest members of our Gallery Network joining us from around the world. 

1. Abmeyer + Wood Fine Art—Seattle, WA, USA

2. Galerie Patrick Gutknecht—Geneva, Switzerland

3. Lofty—New York, NY, USA

4. Edouard Malingue Gallery—Hong Kong, China

5. Marais Fine Arts—Saint Peter Port, Guernsey

6. Thomas V. Meyer Fine Art—San Francisco, CA, USA

Pictured: Incense Mantra II, 2013, Charwei Tsai, courtesy of Edouard Malingue Gallery

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Pommelien Koolen

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Swarovski Crystal Palace commissioned five renowned designers to construe their own reality of the beauty of Swarovski crystals. Rogier van der Heide was one of the five and his installation was named Dream Cloud.

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Falling back to earth by Cai Guo Qiang

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Ben Marcin - Last House Standing (2013)

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Ute Klein

Resonanzgeflechte, 2009

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James Lee Byars, Untitled, 2010, Bronze doré / Gilded bronze , 300 cm diamètre; © Photo Marc Domage / Courtesy Michael Werner Gallery, Märkisch Wilmersdorf, New York, London. At FIAC hors les murs, Jardin des Tuileries.

Read about FIAC’s 40th anniversary show here: http://bit.ly/1cfrhY0

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Marlon Kowalski

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Dalton Day

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Oliver McAvoy

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Davide Balliano.

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Motoi Yamamoto

Yamamoto’s works are mostly temporary, intricate, large-scale installations, or, “salt labyrinths”. 

"Salt, a traditional symbol for purification and mourning in Japanese culture, is used in funeral rituals and by sumo wrestlers before matches. It is frequently placed in small piles at the entrance to restaurants and other businesses to ward off evil spirits and to attract benevolent ones. 

Yamamoto forged a connection to the substance while mourning the death of his sister at the age of twenty-four from brain cancer, and began to create art out of salt in an effort to preserve his memories of her.

His art radiates an intense beauty and tranquility, but also conveys something ineffable, painful, and endless.”

Artist’s statement: 

“Drawing a labyrinth with salt is like following a trace of my memory. Memories seem to change and vanish as time goes by; however, what I seek is to capture a frozen moment that cannot be attained through pictures or writings. What I look for at the end of the act of drawing could be a feeling of touching a precious memory.”